20oz Sphagnum Moss for Plants - Natural Long Fibered Dried Moss Potting for Orchids, Succulents, and Carnivorous Plants

Wide Application: The sphagnum moss has a wide range of uses, serving as a nutrient-rich substrate for orchids, insectivorous plants, and succulents. It also works as a substrate for reptiles and amphibians, while dried sphagnum moss can be utilized to fill hanging baskets, decorate wreaths, and create scenery models.

How to plant orchids with sphagnum moss: 1. Gently remove the orchid from its original cultivation substrate. 2. Wrap the orchid roots with sphagnum moss after trimming any rotten roots. 3. Place some foam or gravel at the bottom of the container, then fill it with water and sphagnum moss. 4. Water the orchid carefully and fertilize it regularly.

Tips: 1. Ensure the sphagnum moss is fully soaked before use. Warm water can speed up the soaking process. 2. Water the plant before the sphagnum moss dries out completely. If it does dry out completely, soak it fully before using it again.

Premium Material: Our sphagnum moss is made of high-quality natural dry moss, free of branches, roots, dirt, or any artificial dyes. It boasts a soft texture, excellent water absorption, good water retention, drainage, and is rich in organic matter and nutrients - making it the ideal choice for cultivating orchids and succulents.

Moisturizing and Root Protection Effect: Using sphagnum moss for orchids helps prevent root rot, improves root breathability, and enhances water retention. It provides an ideal growing environment for orchids, carnivores, hydroponic flowers, and plants, promoting root protection, germination, and overall plant health.

Good Substrate: Sphagnum Moss can be mixed with peat and perlite to enhance substrate air breathability and moisturizing properties. It serves as a good substrate for reptiles, offering humidity for burrowing and shedding.

Multi Uses: The versatility of sphagnum moss extends beyond plant cultivation. It can be used for filling hanging baskets, decorating wreaths, as well as serving as an egg laying and incubation medium for reptiles. It provides a suitable substrate for feeding boxes with the necessary humidity levels.

Long-term Use: Due to its nutrient content and natural composition, sphagnum moss can be used for an extended period without perishing. It can be used alone or mixed with other substrates to help retain moisture, improve root breathing, and facilitate the growth of various plants such as orchids and phalaenopsis.

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